It's a brave or very optimistic man or woman that stays invested in stocks these days... The USA teetering on an unprecedented debt crises because it is paying huge sums on it's astronomical debt, the ever increasing threat of global conflict, high interest rates and a stock market that's 35 percent overvalued and banks going bust on a daily basis etc. No wonder Buffett was selling more than he was buying last quarter. It's all very well saying buy and hold for the long term, but how many people can bear to see the value of their portfolios halved in a few weeks? It took 15 years for the stock market to get back to where it was in 1965. I wouldn't want to wait that long when I can get 5 percent per year on my savings. Which is exactly what Buffett is doing with his cash pile..
@@InvestingwithTom just that your titles are getting a little clickbaitey. you're one of the seritage OGs. plz don't do that animated face on thumbnail thing.
@@rickfool1452 thanks for clarifying. It’s always a bit of a balancing act trying to find a short-ish title that describes the content but also gets decent engagement
Todd must be ultra brilliant to sustain the attention of Charlie and Warren for those first meetings
They seems like a very good temperamental match
I love hearing stories about Warren Buffett's lieutenants!!! More please!!
Thanks. Will see what I can do :)
Pure gold video from a hidden gem channel! ❤❤❤❤❤
Tom, thanks for sharing that. Great podcast. You're always ontop of it!
It was a great ep
you forgot to post the link in the description
should be there now :)
I'm disappointed the podcast show spelt Buffett wrong- what a rookie mistake, with interviews at this level!
Tom knows how to spell Buffett🤙🏿
Rookie mistake! Haha
Quality video thanks Tom
Thanks mate!
It's a brave or very optimistic man or woman that stays invested in stocks these days... The USA teetering on an unprecedented debt crises because it is paying huge sums on it's astronomical debt, the ever increasing threat of global conflict, high interest rates and a stock market that's 35 percent overvalued and banks going bust on a daily basis etc. No wonder Buffett was selling more than he was buying last quarter. It's all very well saying buy and hold for the long term, but how many people can bear to see the value of their portfolios halved in a few weeks? It took 15 years for the stock market to get back to where it was in 1965. I wouldn't want to wait that long when I can get 5 percent per year on my savings. Which is exactly what Buffett is doing with his cash pile..
I wonder who bought TSMC and then Buffett sold it?
If Todd is occupied by managing Geico, how he's able to manage money for Berkshire portfolio?
In his spare time and on weekends haha. Much the same as everyday investors I imagine
If he finds something good enough for Geico, why not the same for Berkshire? 😊
Cant imagine the feeling of getting a job offer from Munger!
Yeah that’d be wild haha
Do you think Disney will recover?
I wonder if he'd be investing differently if he were managing small sums
Sounds like he at least had the credit card holdings in his smaller fund, but I’m sure there’s stocks he’s too big for now
Not to be confused with Luke Combs 🤣
I'm glad someone besides me thought that was funny haha
are you losing viewers tom
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@@InvestingwithTom just that your titles are getting a little clickbaitey. you're one of the seritage OGs. plz don't do that animated face on thumbnail thing.
cmon dude, the market is down, thats why, people dont want to think about the market right now,
@@rickfool1452 thanks for clarifying. It’s always a bit of a balancing act trying to find a short-ish title that describes the content but also gets decent engagement
His advice don’t invest in Geico he is running that company into the ground